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" PUBLISHED ' ORT-;li\llE:‘:2éQC[ll1‘lIE§'lF-€lI POE'?RY. pay 'c:‘lt'.‘li5ll, ‘ and it hat stand ; Iililt no spit tenjper he sltrivesltfo Sl|l)(.I|;é, with tljio utmost In the Greenland sea, the animal lives
3‘. , . . ' v . - . - , ,}‘,,__;f<%*.tI,l!1_<=l i‘ ,-~,,.' "1 P “CW3 )6 are our . _ . , iox . . ‘ iiescrvice commencer ' everv vio ence to iimse " so t iat his reast has t‘_ on minute and nlmo‘t i'ivisibl= 'liv'
'- Eben’ 1 “giddy fllommgl :3l3lld‘5‘§v§°V“l'l...,,,.§f1‘l"°“‘"""‘“5“”’l"ll°“'l'lél Ml?"-ll ’“l'°Ul0<l “"3 P'°Pl19‘5 0‘ B““[' O“'"l"’°“° pea! on 1e oi'_;aii was answered by"t'Il‘t(l inJ- been seen to heave,’ and his eyes to sparkle - B l L mg
A FE\V RODS \\'EST 01-‘ T HE BRIDGE,
BY _
JAMIE s REED. Jul
TEQ}'§ S—Two Dollars per annum, payabl
quarterly: Mail bIlDSCI'IlJt‘.I'S in advance. A liberal
discount made to companies.-—Any person who wil
become responsible for six papers shall have the
seventh gratis.—No paper will be disctintiniied until
arrearages are paid.—Coinmunications must be post
paid to receive attention. - _
BLEND E<‘AC’E‘{B rev.
, ; _ Norwalk and its vicinity, that he has taken
We “hive estahlisliinent formerly occupied by S.
_." = 1?.-':t'l."s";.i..‘-:i__:;'i‘ng"’oii the business in all its various
‘ branches, viz.: Venetian, Parlor, tint Outside Mov.
"ing Blinds:
N. B. All kinds of Job work and ro_iaii'iiig dom-
'on the shortest notice, and on the most i-e;tsom.|,|e
,, terms. The subscriber respectfully solicit; the pa
tronage of the Public. JOHN BRDVVN.
'Norwalk, Aug‘. 6. I833. 23
B £.;AL‘-IQS Ell IT ‘L5. I N13}.
The subscriber has iakeii the sliop
fortiierly occupied by Pliilo Lloyd, aiiil
intends carrying on the biisint-ss in all
its various hrzinclies, and hopes by
strict attentirn to business, to merit a
-’§ share of public patronage
i: N. B. \Vork as v ell done and as cheap as at any
’- other shop in the place. II. SCOFIISLI).
‘. Norw.--lk, October I. 40
* Bssatjrsszis %’li‘E.-Halt! -1.
- 1 BE subscriber has built a new Shop,35 by
_ with 4 good fires, and intends carry ing on the
I3lEi(.‘ltSmntl‘t’S tuisiiiess. Work of all kin'ds will be
—done at a very short notice, and as cheap as at an_v
3:. other Establislimoiitiii this place. C. I’.\R'l'RlCK.
' Norxvalli. .Iulv I5. 1833. 29
I§‘®.§-5; 5:33;-Tali,
A l".'.l'I.-‘\.‘3'.-\l"~3 l'LY sittiatotl, and
v't*r_v (oiiveiiicnt built l)-.vollitig
l'I:it 9, and an .-‘tttre of Good I_.:tnil
atlj-iitiiizr. W,i'.li tint-. Fruit, and other
co:iveiiir«iici:-s. sitiiritetl a fe\.Jt'1'o1ls
ahovetlte Old Well '£:'t':iot:l ll uise, and nr;;ii- tho
Nl*‘ill"dl5l M='r"’~I=‘_Lj'l'lO1tSf’.. 'llic I-louse is in goc-tl
repair, and will be sol'.l,clicap. hot‘ t'nrilirr partic-
ulars enquire of C;i.t::i.ic3 Iil.ti.i.oni'.
lVorwalk. .l:i!v I5. l9:~‘,2.
";'§_,WC)l’t S.-\I.i'} tr,’-{. TO l.t'2.»“ 3’
I.-3.’ lilllilld l{.‘i——A C-tll\'iftll-‘litll‘.\’t‘illi?£ll€llls£‘
'~" . v \«~-- . . \ . a . ‘ I‘ I
“‘-’_“l'.V W-‘~‘,~ l-=1 -1 «U!-l tit!-ct out lizil-.-iii_,-g-'. tti;_;vth.~r
with about two acres of land, on whit-it is ti \t)tlI:'J
orchard of seltc'.e:i' apple and :lil)t.‘1' fruit trees, a wood
_ ’ ‘ _r~
'l‘”.”"l°”',“l"3' I-’l"t"‘75i3l3' "llll3li’."-l "H the lfitts‘ stle of
Ir iie Mile tiiver li.ii'b:iiii-, i_-:_ i"~.'i,i~-,t~;t_|};_. ii b(!ii)_g'1lit>,
latte l’t‘Sltl{lllCt'.3 ot till} .-tili-'cii5:cr. l"or teriiis, wl.-it-h
will he l".3£lSUil£Llji'3. :11‘ ply to L‘-:i\'itl I,'.l(fi{'.’\'()t'|tl “({3}
l
.~‘('l'll-Pl‘ in l‘It~v.' (Iatiaa-i.
the [Il'€!lll.<t'£.~', or tollic st: i
Fob. S) h. Wilt}. .ll—‘.Sl‘ ,.~'~. Si-‘,;.jg,y_ ,,;,,-
to .4: it at -1 is? at as.
AM.‘-IIS EL’. CU.l.l.l.\’S i't=spcctftilly Iflf-ll‘!!! the
‘- ~‘.-,-‘ 23‘
-t
--
.7"! Cilizt-HS of;\'or\valk and the public E-,.,,emii,,
, _ . _ ,
. that they have l'tl.l\'t'l1lll.". wall ltiioi-.-n stand t‘orni.-i-l_,
,- occuy-icrl by .lt)lll!>‘Otl Lu Williaiiis. as .1Ci'l‘l‘l§tgt‘.<ll(ip,
V't’l‘l-;l‘E‘. all ortlt-rs in that line of ltiisitiess will iii-
‘.h.'i-.ikfull,v i‘e:tei‘«'t d and pttnctiitilly 5liI(;‘|ItIPtI to, Titr-
\
at .
7 [IE subscriber would inform the inhabitants of‘ g°l‘m Medlclms Millie Bflll-‘ll College Of Hetllllb “"9
Dew,(.j,’ a ,,u,B_,‘_,m_l,_“ J, .,”,,—b,.,;,,,e’- ,,,,,,,_,.,, he ,,,_ who are laboring under any disease of recent tlillt-1
, ,_‘ to’ see tli '~_
d..z,!_.,,. . ..
I
4. . VVe think it tipie to call upon the iiuiner
li»'.reu:ise.- F.»\[ltFlEl.D COUVTY, Nov. 5. I833.
We the undersigned, citizens ofFairfit-ld County,
Qt-,.,,, liaviiig made use ourselves and in our families,
'a,i5tt,l witnessed its effects on others within the circle
or‘ our acquaintance, who have been cured and
beiicfittetl by the useof l\rlorisou’s Pills or the I-Iv.
tletiiirit our duty, as well as a pleasure in reconi-
moiiding this Medicine to the public, and to those
or of long standing, or any complication of tlistmstts
to make trial, and use it according to the directic-ns.
You may rest assured that your most sanguine ox-
poctations will be more than t‘ealizetl~yo[i.~ pi-eju.
dices will give way on :1 thorough trial and I!lVt*stfg;i-
tioii ot' the theory and practice, and siinplicity oftliis
mediciiie, which makes it t-nnipi'elieiisib.'e to the most
cominot. l1nf.lt"‘I"SIIlH(lIllg. "I-It-alth is the sugar that
swcetens all the comforts of life,” is the rein.-irk of
it celehratctl author, and every one who has experi-
enced the absence of that pe:irl of great price. will
respond to tlre truth of the obsorvaiioii. \\ e most
cliecrl'nlly sign this certificate in l€.~IllllOn_V ol otir
unhotintled contidentze in the above inctliciiie, in
pi't=.tt-.raiict- to any other with ivhich we have bccoiiio
Llt‘t|'.l¥ll:![-‘3(I. ,
.Sit.-pheii Mott, Edward II. Street, \\''in. Mavliury,
Ezltvin IIoyt, Wm. Daslttiiii, Wiii. I-land, l~larvt*v
llovt, John O. (fonistoctt. Charles Fiiiiit-y, Manson
lloyt, of .Vt)i'\v:tll(. .
.l.t-wis R-i_viiioiitl,Z‘»d, Charles Raymond,ofDarieti.
lilijali Sanford, Ni-wtotvn.
I-‘.tl-.\in S. I'Iolly,Stariil'ord. H. O G.-i.YLOl‘tl)
ltéulltitvtt’.-it tie; io.tsi.>.t«i:-is.-t is ,
No 6, BUlll’t.~\I.L’S 5Ull.DlI‘tGS.
IIIS Eftztlilisltinetit is constziiitly furtiishetl
With an cxl.eii.<ive assortniciit. of Drugs, Med-
cincs, l’erttimcry, Ul'|lSltt‘S. Dye Stuffs, llatters Ar-
lt‘l(S, &t:., whicn_ are wairaotcd of good (]ll&tlll._Y.
and will be still wholesale or lL".;.tl, on l't!:lSt:ll‘dlIlt:
‘.t‘i'lllS .-"\iiioni_:st tht-. ‘-.rt.'t’lcs may be found :-
(itiin '_\-‘pilltll '.IlZl.l’i. Ar id. I.og'.voot,l
l‘tiinpl:oi' Sup. (Iaili. Sotla Rod \'i’ootl
fVl_'.‘l‘l'll Antimony Fest c
:- x\ tics Caloiiicl I.V'l(.'.I\"()()tI
Araiiic Arsrrtiit‘. (Jain. Woiid
'.l'i'.i,~_;ac.'ii. Qtiiiiiiie Vcrtligris
ll.'=cht-|lt,- {Salts hlotplziite Alcohol
' Fiitistic Slit-liark
Oil Vitriol
Blue Vitiiol
l‘~Zitrzc Acid
Cut b. lron
I_'—iu:h=iiiini
I’e:‘:-iv oric
(i‘i'.<l-')l' Oil Czippcras
Snake lloot Olive ttil Alum
St-ticltzi l.tls. (Iopaiva llltllgf)
Cliziiit F i\‘t't:i'§=. I‘ it‘ I\ltilg;tlls
>3. ili'i'tit~ S,,,,._ '}‘,,,-pentiiig Sal.'i'ai'tttr
l't*;:il I’t:irlty
(freaiii 'l‘ai'!ar
l.rrow Root
I
Oil Sziilie Ilzittcrs’ .l-.icks
Oil Tar Stophtg I.’il'tlSl2t'i
Spts II-'lt'l~lioi-n S-=ot* do
t l{;tl:)i‘lCt£ —-—- iViti'e Toolli do
"3l"*""""*l"'1I'ill:1 let,-'.< Pills ltliitewiicli do
l’vi‘u\'iat: Liurlt II_'-,'}_'r-ziii do I"hila. Porter
lili'.2liat‘l) S_yi'i:i}_rt-s I,oiit'.t-ii do
Hrztiige l’eel (}onltl.ii S..l'.'e ::'a't l’«‘*ti'e
I’:-ziilaslt
‘i‘if,'ti',t‘a;-.1"/vhol_ta=_(; ‘r'n,r‘i'iunity to the inesiim-able
_ r ., -j niveisal Metliciiies of the
35;} ‘_s_f,i-if9‘l,lege of We commend the public
‘ " .,’manly— '
“*9
o L-;,£:tl(IS of the Cilllst-};':§I0 stand forth and :ivow
tliems't-rlves. Let them foal.’ at this docuinetlt, and do
Bacclius in the‘ same manner.
From the Cinciniiati Journal,
Sober. Touch thee! No. Viper of vengeance .'
I ll l)l‘&Ili\ thy head against the wall;
Did you not promise ?-ay-
To make me as strong as Sainson-—
And rich—-rich as Cro2sus—-
(l’ll wring thy villainous net.-lt,)
And v.'ise——uise as Solomon,
And happier than the happiest!
But instead of tliis-villaiii!
You’ve stripped me ofiriy locks-
Left my pocket empty as a cuckoo’s nest
In l\Iarcli—fooled me out of all my seiises-—
Iilatle me ragged—inatle mc wretched,
And then laid tne in a ditch!
Touch thee ! sure as there's Vt'.'llg€7ilICe
In this fist, I'll scar the moon
With thy broken skull !
But—one etnbrace before then die :—-
(tasliiig)
’I'is best to part in fiiendship.
Fueling Ah! thou hast some virtues yet:
good. I always thought twas liest
To give the devil his due:
Aiitl——(t(tsting) tliough devil thou art,
Fctling 'l'lio'.i bust a plea.-'aiit facc—-
bz.t_.’cr. A blusliing clicok—tiiid thy breath——
(lttstiIig.)
’Tis sw—-e—rter than the
Bi'e—e-zes that ev—on gatiibol
Till the DI'L£ll{ of day.
A-1-iiioiig the beds ofro;-es.
Fccling My ho—hoiiey (tasting) thou Sllfill. not die.
best. I’ll stand by thee, titty and night,
And ti -lg!-t like ller (hie) cu--les.
I‘ll tea--c--t-li the pr-trson (hie) a little wisdoin'
I"ll preach (hic) tcin--ptcr-ziiice too.
I‘ll live on iiiil— (hie) Is‘. and ’oiiey.
Anti-( titliiig) be the lia—l:ap—-pi-—:.st man
(;n!,w7'i'/1. [liitf]
r-:§.‘»:.‘5{3iu‘.-ti...’-:i..t.t*€‘i{.
I).-Et ‘it ACE) A H.-§.Li't<‘ I34‘ 'li‘I—§ 8 LIFE
OF A 'i‘U‘E§.-1<UL'€F CEEEVIIER.
Ma. l‘lnt'roi:.—l.)o yoti chew tobacco? I
did till last :5iiiid.-iy, when I put my veto on
the practice. The why and the wlicreforc
l have sent you, lioping that ifyon are guilty
of using’ the IllLllt.ll wcctl, it loaf front iny
t.llL_ll'_‘,’ may be the means oft'cl'oi'ii:iiiy_' _vot:.
Ai3't'£:'i!tI'(f(l..'/, Oct. ll), lt‘;‘-33 —Took my tiat
lot‘ a walk; Wilt‘, as wives are apt to, began
to load me with llllE."7.‘$:‘.gt?S, upon seeing int:
ready to go otit. Asked me to cail at cous-
I.-‘=iig (.il7ISS 'l‘aiii.iriiitl.<
\\l'.l{t"IiIllSit1l'Ll I‘:s':i('i:ll-ii Oils I’o:::sli
sithscril-oi‘.-' flail:-r tlipm5,.lv,.511);.-.g:,,.V §,i,,.,i,t in ,,-,3
to £l\'P. c:iti'~ r ‘«-".‘..~.":it:t'i:r.-. :-2 ;-.jE -. -‘to ll:-.-or l.ll‘lZl \\ i.h
t'tl':lr Cu.-loin, and therefore solit it a S'll1ll'!‘ ofthn pub-
:'-.'piill< I5-.-it-it--es Sal l".i':itii.<:
f‘:ii;¥l‘.l.‘T (_)'7:ir'--',-§v~3 (‘ t_,-il.. ,-‘-.-I»
:‘»-iiii-rt,-viie Acorn:-.tc :'.riull' -limit bottles
I‘ )l3!l‘_'I ?St.:1i'cli Itch \_/'ll‘.Illlt‘l)I ‘.\"ttle t‘-0
lic patronage \‘:'ii.i.i,.tit (7. FA. ‘~ll:-'. ‘i‘.'li§tt- ‘t\'.-ix’ Blue do Vials
, ‘ .»‘.3iiii:<-so (‘oi.i.i.\‘s iC"S ‘Nair III-H tom Oil 'I‘ohacco 6.; Snuff
N. B. ALL l-'l:ltIS of Iron work done at tho s‘t'.nrt— C._,-t-hi-teztl Iii itisli Oil 5330'-gt?
. est .\’otit‘e. l‘."m-u.alk. J '~n. l, l.-3343. l .'\l:igi'.e.-i:t Soda Poivders lliill’s 'I're:scs
.7 5 5,. ,..?£;5§ 5}. Us .-‘tcid. r Sci’-.l:itz tfo I".in:'.-ry
I-E III E SllliSCri'ut‘l'iia.~ _jl_l.sI rcturiii-tl from Y(,ii'l-,
wirli _a (:t'}ll.‘<ltlt“l'i'llvlt' ashliiion to his {‘.;tn;._i~
stool-:. Ila.» is prep areal and is tl"_‘:'ll‘t)ll~‘ to gzivtr sat-
tstagztion to tltoste who will iil‘."'.H' hi :1 Willi tl.e.r pat-
ronage. He li.-is now a goal a:-:s.~.itiii."-tit of bl.-.t-i-;.
blue anti brown iirozitl clotlis, (:u~5lint_)l'(‘S and \'t;_<:-
W-$'~*,~l-"'.1<3ll\t'2‘ with at qiiaritilr ofSti:-pt:iitli*i‘s, fliovrs.
K11". C0tl21i'.<; Cord and 'l':i<s.'ils for Ciotx l-1:-t, .".’.0(:li.<.
Collars, bosom-, and a geiiei-at €‘..<5‘li‘llllttt‘.I of taint-
, ‘.'.““'-’~-°-- His wcrl~: will he done in ‘tire b st iiiannrr
- aor.l tiiost tasliionable slvlc. .
“I, l “Will. Ntti. I7. (III-\f‘,'. II-iI{N‘\I)P. 39
‘ 1. _ _ . _, . h __ H . _ .
E 3 .l1.E;S'.L1.z‘ l'.1;‘1;"‘I 1‘ VIII}
_ II'gsI'.s‘7:/e of tin: .’.a’7‘Lt.’_-;‘r.>, .S'rt-i;;"iI:tc.-'9.
f‘§"‘El—ll«‘. Sl;l)SCl‘Il)t‘I' has just returnetl from i"\'eiv
7 .| ' ,‘ . . I n < . , V .
lam with a ;_v,e..tr.i assoitintiit of (,lnth.~,
Cassiineres, Satinnets, Vcstiiigs, tire. \'.lll(.:li is offer-
ed to the public as cheap as ct1n’l,ie purclia<ed at
any other listalilisliiiieiit in the (.'oniitr_v. The fol-
lowiiig comprise a part, viz. sttpt-r lilack, blur,
hi-own, olive, green and niix’t lii'-iatlrltiilis. lilucl-.'.
blue, and striped czissifiiercs, blue, drab, blur 1; mixt,
and Adamls inix’t satinnets, ot asupvrior quality,
plain and stripctl in-ale-:lc.ins. v.irlt=. anti iiarrow ('f)l'tl,
l‘;ig~.c_v do. Vnstiti-__r.=.—-l)lac‘< and brown figtired -ilit
vostiiigs, black satin faced do. (a good ttfllclt‘) II;Illl‘-
cd silk and Illlt‘l] do, liftick silk aiitl tabby velvet,
plain anti figuretl bull M11-‘seilles, white and light
figtire i do. Wlltii.‘IlL!l.1t’t'(IVfllt3tiCltl -:u<pt:nth-rs of all
descriptions, stat-lts, collars. cravats. anti pocket
hantltu-rchicfs of ever desert")! oii,_iowetlier with a
) I o _ .
general .'t<sortinent of triii-.:iiiiigs N. B. Tailoritig
will be done in th» l)t‘..\It1l)(l most faisliionahlo .<t_vlt-.
'I_'lie latest l\"e'.v-York lashioiis rt-ceivetl tuat‘t.ei'lv.
, i -
An assoi-tint-tit of ready matte Clothing kept con-
‘_, s. only on hand, atid for sale cheap, by
' S:itigatiicl<. April ltith, l.'lZ’.3. ll. IIOYT.
I UAH. 5‘ EA I I.Y, teiitlers hisackiiotvletlgint-tits
to his frit-iitls and the public for ptist favors iii
his biisin ss. and solicits a C.)lll.lllllil.lllIe of thciii.-— T
.‘ ‘ Hming employed a first rate workmttti to take chargi-
" l, of his worksliop, be is safe in saying that lii - work will
1 be done as well as the best. IIIS prestriit ai'r:tiige-
l ' jment rnziltes it tit!-crsiziiy that his old acrtiiints should
be sent:-d ltllll1P6lll’tL y witlrvut fltl'lll0l' iiottcc. Wattl-
~-..§ ' l ed_ to employ for the season :1 young woriiiiii, by tl.i~
week, who uiitlerstaiids making piintaloonu and Vl,’5[_&',
and to live in his faintly. A good worlinian will
meet with steady eiriploy. i\'.Il. A new stile of Sim,-l;.~
_ jusi received and for said very Cheap.
' ' GEN UIN Edy H1 _GEIAN PIL LS.
VE\IIlu sub~cribcr iiavtiig been appointed Agent
in Siitigatttck for (lisposing of the above Med
icine would ask the privilt-gt: of furnisliing the Puli-
lic wi'li a. remedy forall disctises, viz. 'l‘lie I.I\‘{_’8IHll
vegetable l.llllVF.l‘.‘~.'ul Metliciiit-s of the British (.'ollt-ge
, of Health, London. This Medicine has olitaiiicd.
ind still continues to obtain, the approbation tit thou-
tantls who have been cured ot' ova-ry complaint to
which the human systcni is siilrji-c_i—biit the ext.-nsive
use of this inedictne has l|HlllCt‘tl the unprim-,ip!c(i to
prarxtrce cvt-ry possible tlec-option: it is nt3CCis;1r_V,
._ ,1l"}r€l°r0y l_0 Hlfortn the Public, that the genuine lly-
,%t*i'H1 MG‘l|C|ll'.':'J can iit:v«.=r be obiiiinetl at a l)ru,-_r
~, - ._‘ I. ‘lore. -mjd that the undersigned is the only authoris-
r I . , _ v w 1 , 1 ,
_ pi‘ at-,‘vm'“ SdUt.'.dlUt-l£- l\LLbO.\' B. l‘.LLb.
. - . Saugatuclt, l\lav2,$3,
__ - , ISADDLE. SL 1:.1,fi,s t~;.s'.*_-' MAECIN G.
subi-'ci'iher ever tlii~.nk-
V.
,.
._, “ . _ 1 .
" . fill for the patronage he has
,, , ~ "’C°'_"‘-‘(ll would inform the
"t -id - publtc,that he continnesto car
ry on the above business at
his old stand, in Saugatuclt,
‘Vllere ll" has on hand and is
‘ "°"S"“"l.Y l"iIIluf’lCIlll'III" f
"36’ ° - , ' . l‘! "
‘Pg IlIC'{I|'nI rate lV.]u[(~“u[S’ bah
. j,_‘cq’_‘,,y‘ ",‘_:| 09‘. llarness, lrunks, Valieces, &.c., ix-
'.'()r dc-'it ir iiihlitljuinwrs use‘ and "5 Cl“-'‘‘P 35 Can )6-
: Jr ‘ _‘- titted States. Also, for Sale, Buffalo
' " “"39" wl“l’5ai3PUI‘s,InIorsc Blankets Curry (_‘.0]]]tg
,. gorse I..If'u8llt'.B, (pg, 5“; ‘’
...;*,,ER°,I’i‘:',:l;g:' done with ncatncstt 81 despntch,
1‘ ttunttlh (‘gr Woilimlket m‘i>(l',1f£'(()]‘:"{;rJ‘(j,°°ii’ I"
V ' - NBS.
vl
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, gaugatuck, Jan. 1, 1334
, ' - '— «l
‘lll L'3:i:ip
i\'tii\v;ill{, .Il]I\' )6,
l’ t-iiinn Svru p Swaiiii’.-' Panacea
.‘«'l£l7.D R; l<U’l‘l.i-LR.
A l:“‘-' ' '3i\'Alll.F, f‘l'll."‘. OF
I; .—.u i. 2 .i'-3,-‘;'_5'§:*1.v£!
E1 'i HF. t,‘.<i-‘. t;l-‘ _
DR. .ll~.‘ll.’3'S ltlil;l'_\I.\’l‘lt; l.l.‘{l?.lE.\’l‘
(‘gnu ofn Lc.‘.‘(,‘r I .'
’ 1 .- J .
(‘it.titi.F.s'ro\.-.'.\t, (.-‘-.iass.) .IL‘.\'l£ ‘J3, lc2'.'.
7'.) the r'r‘f‘p7‘:.1‘/‘f)7‘(f l)r. Jr.bii':: ].i;ii.v.-rill. _ A
1.71:.-.1: i§lll—-I tl(.‘(‘lll it :i. duty i own to S!liTvL‘l";llg' litiiiiai-.i_t_'._
to :iI:«;i::t:iit you. and tlirtiiigli yoti the public, (l’~'llUl‘.lfl‘_\'U|l thin!
liest) of the ziiicxptmtetl :iiid stii'pi'i.si1ig ('lll'U pri‘tortiit-tl Ui
iitv.-t.-ll’ hr the use of the above most e.\'ct.-llci-.1. ;\lcdit'ii-.0. '
iizive lir-en for iiiore than thirty _\'e:ti‘s. and soiiiot.iiiit.-s iiios‘
st~i'ei‘c-I3’, ::lll‘('ti-tl with the Rlit-tiiiititisiii: have l)t,‘(‘ll fra-
tpicnt.ly I'(‘lltlt"t'(‘lI pi-rt‘r.t:tl_v IlCl[il(,‘:i.\‘, and in cciisctittciit-~
ttoiifiiictl to ill)‘ bod, wlicn it has retpiired two person.-; to iiiovt
nit.-. l:tvi:;:; lit siicli (‘Xll'tllll0 pain I have several tiiiics lice:
Iiiidcr the care of the iiiost. ciiiinciit pliy:-iciaiis, but pl‘t)Ctll‘t:I
only lCllllJUl‘Zi.l}' relief. I one day llUil(‘ClI the ail\'t-i‘t.i.<<-iiir-i:'
of Dr. :l.‘l:b‘s l.llilltlt’lll, with the ttestiiiionial a(‘t‘oiiipniiviii:_
it.aiid v.'a.s iiitltzred to try a bottle, \vhi-:h I used withoti
llt'tlt'il S(‘l!>li)l(¢ lIt‘ll'..'ll'.. I (‘.Ullt‘.ltltl('(l, lioxvcvvr. to ]‘(l‘>',t')\‘t‘.l't'
and hniicht aiiotlitar bottle, and was ;:rctttlj.‘ itlzcvt-d. aiit‘: i=_~
’~ oz‘h:ili' the third bottle, \-.'as wliolly (‘lll't‘<l, and bar-
. . »i:i'-Te had :i. rt.-turii ot the pain, \\l'tl(.‘ll I had not lJl,‘(‘ii
free from a iitoiith at a titite for tli'trt_v years, and it is non
tiiorc tliai. llll't‘t‘. yo. .~: since I vxas t‘llrCtl. l would lIlI|>'l
t‘,:ll‘Ilt‘>ll}' zitlvisc t’-vt-rg.‘ pt rsoii s'.i:i'ci'iii-,; under this paiiiftii
coiui. .in:. not. to tlespair of acute so long as they train ohtaiii
“l1‘i‘..lt-l.b's I.llIllllt‘lll." You are at lilicrly to inakc any l_‘St.'
of this you ititiy think advisable.
Most respectfully, yours,
C.-‘tl.l7.ll SYMDIES.
To the foregoing testimony, many other lllltlllt}Siltlll(:l:lt‘
pt‘0Of.\ llllgltL be adtlcd. in f7l\")|li‘ of the .superiorl.1i‘.iiiioiit of
Ur. .l4,-hh. Nritliitig bttt a. fair trial, \\'liit:h the pi'oprit:t<-r cori-
tirlt-ntly solicits, can L,"l\‘(: an atlctiuatc id:-rt of its inirl\'alled
ellitzat-y, iii rtiiti_zati:i'.f. and tliorougflily tnas;t.eriiig. the excru-
ciatiiiqtliseastr, to whit-.li it. has been suct‘cssfiiil_\' applied in
.1 iiinltitiidc of citses. The operations of the I.ini'nir,nl is often
iniiiiediate; and it has frequently cured rhcuinatit: aifections
of_vcars staiitlin_<_r. in four and licrnly hours. lt is =tl.'<o recom-
nicnded with vonfideiice, as 0Il{.' of the Des! (l])])fl.(.‘(l,/l.()fi.’.‘. krtowa
‘or stiflizcss of!/i1:_j(.1'nfs, ntimbitess, sprains, and clnlblains.
Price 50 cents, with directions.
KPV.t'§‘.E.’.H-‘.P.‘iI.-‘\,
OR ].\'l)I(.'I?S'I'l().\'.
HIS prevalent. disorder. as it exhibits itself in its cnsto
in:-try sy inptoius of inert! of np;ar;.':‘Ir, riistrcssing_/lolitlrncics,
‘mart-burn, pain in Mr slomrrr/t, sirk /l(.‘(It.’(lf‘]II.‘, miisrri. iioniitiizg and
costivcness, is now foiiiid to yield to the tried etliracy of
DR. ]‘tl:JI.l"E'S \’l5Gl'I'l‘Al3l.Ii Sl’E()ll"lC,
A:-‘n
ANTI-Bl1.l()l-‘S PILLS. .
These two preparatioiis coiiihiiie-l. trorist.itute an cfiicacioiis
remedy for tho l)y.¢}iqi.s':’rv, evt-ii after it lias acquired the lll0>i.
nbstiiiate cli.'ii'nr-=.,t~:, and rt.-si.stot_l evi-ry t~ffort of professional
skill. Wlicii l;-Illl niedicinos are adtiiiiiistcrcd in coiincctioii
ar‘.cortliiit,r to plain and pczrti'ru[ar I)it'rrli0ns accuiiipanyiiig the
l'r;,rr!riblr; .‘~',m.-rifle. they tlioroiizzlilv cleanse the alimentary ca-
nal of that vi.~:t:it.l inutrus wliicli is the proxiriiate cause of the
ilisorder, and as it tonic anti stiiiiulciit, they restore the
tiealtliy action and eiiergy of the st.oinat:h, and stretigtlien
the debilitated sy;~:tcii'i. The proprietor can also coiifidcirtly
rccoiiiinend the l'cg«;tu.’;h2 .5'pm:i)‘ic as one of the best rciiiedies
Known for the Sick 1-Irmlrmlir.
Price 50 cents each article, with directions.
Bltl'l‘lSII Ai\"l'lClEl’TlC
IJ-ll§.'1l'E‘Hll-‘£.’.E{}£<J.
For -:Imnsi'ng. znliitciiingr, and [)l'(’Sl.‘7‘Uf7l,.'.' the Tenth mul Gums.
I IIE lllt|’l‘lSll Ai\{'l‘ltJEl”l‘l(,‘ Ill-ll‘-"l‘lFRlCE, which the
present proprietor wislites most particularly to rctiomntefld
to the attoiition of the public, is porfect.ly exempt from al.
those n,r.i1l.i' which in gt:-tit,-ral forth the basis of tooth powders
in common use, and \vliicli,_although they iiiay whiten the
teeth for a short time, Illt'.\‘l. iiicvitahly tlt-S,l.l'Oy I.llCV1L'IlU7Hf:l by
their deleterious action on this beautiful covering of the
teeth. The coiiseqiioiitre is that the 1;'urimr.Z\vliit:li is the
shield provided by iiaturo _to_ protect the spongy and‘ nervous
internal structure, is rapidly corroded by these acid ingre-
dicms, i,0,;mn(_- more distzoloiirod _than ever, and exposes the
iiiimr portion of the tooth t’.o.c.aru.-s -.ti_id a_rnpitl _aii_tl c_eit:un
decay. By the use of the 1.mt2sh A7tl1_ct’]7!tc ])rntifi-ice. in the
iiioriiing. as occasion may require, with a l)l'l’l:'ll' ttiudf.j1-ll(=l/
ii,-mi, and cold water, the accutiiiilation of [rotor Will not
only be prevented, but the teeth rciidored Izcrzutgfttlfjl tIn/1rj707-
mtmently white, and the gums restored to lllllI..i.l}Ir'(:(‘.:l(t)lll’l ioin
soreness, that; hardness and efllorescericejv iit. art, to spre
tests of their healthy state, and the best gl'l(ll~lI]lll.t3t?'tII;l:l.\l§
natural fragrance oftlie breath which ,Cflll,llC\ ell "JL1‘t§.-\,Pi.t.tc\t
in connection with fOI1j}Lt}dQLll,!t10Yj:l )SC0ll)ul.l(‘., un ice. 1} guin-.
’ 'c5 crzntsa 0.7: wi.i tree: 3‘.
(I*n,,_i Tlie above vziluablc i\lcdiciitcs preiiarctl fr0t‘n't,h,0
Original Recipe in MS. of tliejlate Dr. It . l.‘(,(ié\[V£'):b‘-fin’), "3
Immediate Successor and the Salt: I’ropr(1eIor, '1 . d t -I 11:“
for Sale at his Coiintiiii; Roomy N0, 39- nexfv “SOT ° ID:
or-:’iv.’s Drug Store. corner of Luttrt :iii_d llaiioi er . tracts, ircatt
(_i,,n,,-,c,t 1i;.1i_ Huston - and also hv his snccial aooottitrricii
(together with all the valuable Medicines as prepared by the
late Dr. Conwav i 1)‘;
Ween and Buri.i~;n, Di-uggists. I\lOl'W-'tl :; SEYMOUR
JARVIS, and VVM. 33'. IVOULI, Stamford, and CLOsi;&
l.\IEAD, Greenwich.
'. Observe that none are goniitrio without the Wfl"l'°.“
1l5.'l°'l":“i9 9i Tl. KIDDEIL °“ “'13 31213239 printed W1’?-Pl"3l'
u__’?A large dlscouiitmiadc to those who Db‘! W 50“ filial“
—~ -.i:" ..-_.- .....'.:'4.?:. .a.. .- — ‘ "-’
soak‘
in bl ’s and borrow for her “The Sor-
l .
'i‘o'.vs of 'iVt:t'tei'.”——-l_I.-ite to have a wife
.t...-i .:tit;ii .-nun--r lJ.:-HIIJ) ._1tt:ti----lltli. llllta'l.,'
humor her whims, and C0llt3illtl(.‘(l that I had
ratlicr she should take pleasure over Wor-
tt-.r’s sorrows, than employ her toiiguc in
rnukitig "'soi'rows” for your liuinble servant.
Got to cousiti M ’s door. Ntnv cous-
in M. is an old maid, and a tlrcrtrlful tidy
woinari. liike tidy wonien well enough,
but can’t hear your c/rear/f1tl'.it|,v ones, he-
cause I am always in zlreud while on their
premises, lest I should olfeiitl their superla-
tive neatiiess by a bit of gravel on the soles
of my boot, or such niuttcr.
VV-alked iu——-delivered my message, and
sc-ated myselfiii one of her cutie bottomed
chairs, while she runiaged the bookcase.—-
Forgot to take out my cavcndisli before I
t‘l'li€l’6(i,' and while she hunted felt the tide
rising. No 3122'’. bait; in the room. \Vin-
tlows closed. Floor carpeted. Stove var-
nished. Looked to the fire-place——ftill of
flowers, and liearth newly daubt.-tl with
Spaiiisli brown. Here was :1 fix. Felt the
flood of essence ofcaveiidisli acctiinuhiting.
Began to reason with iiiyst,-lf whctlicr, as a
last altcriiativt-., it wtri'e better to drown the
llowcrs, rctlaub the heartli, or flood the car-
pct. I)'lt)ttl’ll in the mean time pretty well
lillctl. To add to my misery she btagtiti to
ask questioiis. “Did you ever read this
hoolt, Mr -—-—?” “Yes M:i’ain,” said I, in
a voice like a frog in the liottom ofa well,
while I wislietl book, cousin and all,
were with Pliziraoli’s host in the Retl Sea.
“ Iow did you like it ?” contintietl the inde-
fatigable qiterist. I tlircw my lieud on the
back of the chair, mouth npwartls, to pre-
vent an overflow. “Pretty well,” said I..——-
Slie at last found “The Sorrows of “fer-
ter,” and came totvards mt’. “Oh dear,
cousin Oliver, don’t put your head on the
back of the chair, now doii’t, you’ll grease it
and take off the giltling l” I could not
answer lier, having now lost the power of
speech entirely, and my checks were dis-
tended like those ofa toad ttiicler a inusli-
rooin. “Vl’liy, Oliver,” said my persever-
iiig tormentor, uiicotiscious ofthe reason of
my appearance, “yoti are sick, I know you
are, your face is dreadfully swelled !” and,
before I could prevent her, her liartsliorii
was clappeti to my distended nostrils. As
my niotttli was closed Il1]l)(.‘l'ltJl‘l)t\I)ly, the
orificcs in my nasal organ were at that time
my only bi'eatliitig places. Judge then
what a commotion a full snntfof lieartsliorii
created among my olfactoriesl
lbolted for the door, and a hearty zi-
cbce-he-hee relieved my prolioscis; and to-
bacco, chyle, &c. “all at once disgoigetl”
from my mouth, restored me the faculty of
speech. Her eyes followed me in astoiiisli-
ment, and I returned and relieved my cin-
bari'assmeiit by putting it load on my con-
science. I told her I had been trying to re-
lieve the tooth ache by the teiiipoi'tii'y use of
tobacco, while, truth to tell, I never had an
aching fang in my head. I \veiit home
moi't;il‘ied.
Smtrlrzyf02'eno0n.-—-Friend A invited
myself mid wife to take a seat with him
to heat‘ the celebrated Mr preach.
Conducted by neighbor A to his pew.
Month, as usual, full ol’tol.mcco ! and bor-
ror of horrors. found the pew elegitiiiiy car-
lpctt-tl, wliitc and greenftwo or three tnaliog-
correspoiidertt is disposed to treat the devotees Of
He draws pictures ,,0,, f,.,,,
iptitleiice of the subscribers, from real life, having no lack oforigiizals.
. _ H: titid example followed by other
tiiitttes, as t.ii’§y shall become nnshackletl fioni
‘jg?’-“.’p,:’(-jtlldlécs. and freed from their Esculapian
«fie?
us
tertial ajizal from my mouth for a lll)t'.'l'i1-
its contents ; but the thing was
llI)[)OSSll.‘-,, - I thouglit of using my hat: for
a spit ho; then ofturiiing one ofthe crick-
THE DRUNKARD AND H15 B”TT5-E- ets over ;t;-at I could do nothin~_»; tlt'l[)Gt'CClV-
ed. Itot_t' outiny liandkercliief, but found,
in the pliiitude of her l0II"IClt)l.lSllCSS, that
my tvifctlid placed one of her white catn-
bricks iifny pocket instead of my bundan-
nu. lite was it dilemma. By the time
the pl‘t’.€lE£'l’ had named his text, my checks
had run ed their titinost tension, and I
must spin‘ die! I arose, seized my hat,
and ma for the door. My wife, (con-
found t.li c women how they dog one a-
bout,) it tgining me umvell, (she iniglit
have kn tn bettcr,) got up and followed
me. “ll you iitiwell, Oliver? said she,
as the do closed after tts. I aiis\'v'ei'etl her
by [3L'».Ui_{I, t;-‘tit the eyes of an unlucky clog,
with it tltfltnfcxpresscd csseiice 0fcavcn-
tlish. “Ii“t'isli,” said she, “Mr A bad
a spit b=>:, fit his pew.”
footed it harm in moody silence. I was
sorry my ifc had lost the sermoti, but how
could I hp it? These women are so af-
fet-tioiiatté-coiiliittnd tlicm-—-iio, I don’t
mean so.+l3ut she might have knowti what
ailcd ine._;iiid kept her seat.
Toliacbl oh Tobacco! But the deeds
of that dy are not all told yet. After the
conclnsi 'i oftliat service, along came far-
mcr Plot 'lisliai'c.-—IIe had seen me go otit
ofclitirt:l.5 and stopped to at the open win-
dow wlice I sat. “ Sick to-day, Mr.-—-—?”
“ Rather ill'tVt.'II ;” ausivercd I, and there
was anotli:i'_lic to place to the account of
Toliacco. ,“ ‘We had powerful preacliing,
.\lr.—-——; Joiverfttl preacliiiig; sorry you
had to go-.iit.” My wife asked him in—
aiid in he .:'::»iiie-—slie tniglit have known he
would-—l‘>tit r.‘o;‘reii must be so polite. But
she was ti,-esiii"l'ci'(—,i' by it. Compliments
ovci‘, lg:-to him my chair at the open win-
dow. i)of.*.'ii he sat, and fuinbliiig in his
pocket:-‘, lr—;'.'/ forth a foi':'iiitl:tble plug of
to‘ouct:o, and cotiitneticctl untwistivig it.-
“ Tiitrii _‘;”7t"!lSC toh:icco,” said I. “ A little
occasionally,” said he, as be deposited from
three to four iaclies in his clicek. “ A neat
fence llllll.I)f‘_l'Ulll‘tl,i, as floo;l after flood
trom his i:o.:tli l.icspattei‘cd a l:L‘\‘-'l_Y pain-
ted wliite fit».-cc iit::ti- the window.—"‘ ‘:t"c.-til’
.-raitl l, “ but i like a tlurkcr color.” “ So do
,” :12.-'3': 'lL‘:I I’lottglisliarc, “ziiid yallcr
;-l.'liS l}';_i' i:o:i;tt; it don’t sliow dirt,” And
lie lllUl$lL'l".‘(l lll_V carpet with his favorite
color. (33: od, lIlUll_'__{ill’. I, wife will ask him
lll .‘i_‘_:-“itl,I ii-.~s:<. ‘t't"e wort: now stin‘iinoii-
ed to tliiii: . I~':irmei' I’ltiti,t;‘lisli:it'e seated
hiniscif. I sttw lii.sloii_-_rliiigci's in that par-
ticulzzv ll-7:".lt3ll in ivlitcli a tob:ict-o clioivci'
i
'\|aI 31:2: \ti—‘
I E‘.
- |\ ‘l
tiiil \\ -‘i.e- .tl.‘ll
C
-; l‘
\v 1.‘, IL 13?‘.L)1,|l.. L‘!
_ , drev‘ ':‘licii'i aci'o=_-‘s his
tiioit}.\‘° .1Il'Cllll)It'Ll for the cozisc-qtiei'i(:c*s,
should he llll‘tHV such a load upon the licartli
or floor. But he had no intention thus to
waist his quid, :ind——sliockiiig to relate-—
dcpositttl it lIt,‘:e‘l(it3 his plate, on my v-'ifc’s
tlniask cloth l
This was to much,I plead sickness and
rose. There was no lie in the ussertioii
now, I was sick. I retired from the table ;
but my (lt’.p:ll‘Itll'0 did not discoiiipose I"itr-
mcrIlloiiglisliare, who was uiiconcious of
liaviiig done wrong. I returned in season
to see I“t’ll‘tllt:l'I’It)ll;1l}é5lltll‘6 replace his quid
in his mouili to ltll(lt‘.l':'9’A\> a second mastica-
tioii, and the chtircli bell oppoi'tuiii-ly ring‘-
ing, callt.-d him away before he could use
his plate for a spit box; for such, Iain pet-
suatlcd, would have been his next motion.
I went up stairs, and tlirowing myself on
the lit-ti, fell asleep. Drcaiiis of inunda-
tioiis, floods, and tire, liarassetl me. I
tliotiglii. I was buriiiiig, and smoked like a
cigar. I then tlioiight the Merriniack bud
burst its banks, and was about to overflow
me with its watt-rs. ' I coultl not escape -
tho W?ll(+l' bail reached my chaiii—I tasted
it—it was like tohaccojtiicc. I cotiglictl
and SCl'(‘.t!lllt‘(i, and awakeiiing, found I had
been asleep with a quid in my month. My
wife oiitei'ii~.g at the inorneiit, I threw away
the filthy weed. “ Huz, if I were you I
would not use that sttilf any more I” “I
woiit,”saitl I. Since Sunday I have kept
my word. l\'eitIit-r Fig nor Twist, I’igtnil
nor Cauvcntlisli, have passed my lips since,
nor ever shall lllt‘._‘y' agaiii.—-Lowell §f'imcs.
ANGER.-—l[ was a intriiiorahle saying of
Peter the Giwar, “I have civilized my conti-
try, btit I t,-:iiii.ot civilizo myself. He was
at tiiiics \'t:ll(‘lll'.’li'l. and impctuous, aiitl com-
iiiittctl,-~-:-‘,-:~».,tlt,*':\ th.: iinpulse of his fury the
most niiw:irr.~intable excesses ; yet we learn
that even he was known to tame his anger,
and to rise superior to the violence of his
passioiis. Being one evening in a select
coinpuiiy, wlit-=n soirictliiiig was said wliicb
gave hint great offence, his rage suddenly
kindled, and rose to his utii.ost pitch ;—
though he eonltl not comniaiid his first emo-
tions, he had rcs ilutioii enough to quit the
conipatiy. Ho walked bai'e-lioatlctl for
some time, under the most violent agita-
tion, in an intense frosty air stamping on
the L{'l‘()lllltl, and beating his head with all
the niarks of tlte greatest fury and passion ;
and did no‘. l't:It|i'l| to the ('-Ufnpillly until he
was quite composed.
Lord Somers was n.'ittii'ally of a clioleric
disposition; and the most striking part of
his character was the power of coiittolling
his passion at the itionteiit when it seemed
ready to burst fortli. Swift, in his “I."oiir
last yetirs of Queen Anne,” has in vain
cirdeavored to bhicken this aniiablo part of
that great maii’s cliar:.ictei', as wliat the dean
mistook for asevere censure, has proved
the greatest paiit.-.gyi'ic. “Lord Soniers be-
ing sensible how subject. he is to vi_olcl:’.
passions, avoids all iiicitemen_ts tg 11,911,, by
l9'l0l1l'll-I W050 \,Vl10".'. he coiiversos \'tr'llhi
from hi’s'_ow-,’, example, to keep within the
b0'.'.'.'itts of decency; and it is indeed true,
that no man is more apt to take fire upon
the least oppeuriiiice of provocation ; wliiclt
“So do I.” VVc »
with i'a,r_,re-, in those very iiioineiits when his
words and the cadence of his voice_were
in the htiinblcst and softest inantier.”
An Arabian niert-haiit~, liavirig hired a
waterman’s boat, refused to pay the freight-
agc. '.I'lie ivateinitiii, iii a violent passion,
lilashat forjtistice; the govcriior as often
ordered him to cotne again ; but ()l.)SUl‘Vlll,L{
him one day present his petition with cool-
ness, he itiii_ncdiatt:ly granted his suit. _ Tlit-.
Waterman surprised at this conduct, deman-
ded the reason why he did not sooner grant
his petition. “Because,” said the judge.
“yott were always drunk when I saw you.”
But the waterinati declaring he had not
been overtaken with wine for several years,
the judge replied, “the drunkeniiess with
wliich you were overtaken, is the most dati-
gertitis of nll—-it is the drutikcnness of AN-
Gait.”
Tiii: Dttor or \V.t'i‘t-zit, 'l‘l-IE Ifinooit, "riiia
Riv.-sit Al\'l) THE ()cE.tN.—A drop of water
that sparkled like ':I jewel in the sun, OUCI.’
fell from the clouds, into a little lnflllllllllll
stream, and ere it lost its identity cxclaiinctl
in all the arigtiisli of (lcsol-ition “ Ahis 3
what a catastroplie-——I am swallowed tip in
iniiiiensity.” The little stream lntiglietl, as
it leaped down the mountain side, at the la-
inentation ofstich an insignificaiit thing as
it drop of water, and vain ofits eoiisequeiice
continued bratvliii;:_ its crystal way, in all
the pride ofconscions siiperiority, tiiitil it at
leiig-tli, with :1 sudden plunge, ft-.ll headlong
itito a nll‘t_[l’li_Y river, and like a drop of wa-
ter, was ltist in a rnoiiient, crying otit iti its
last agoiiies, “ O, Fate! who would have
tliougbt a brook of my size could be swal-
lowed so easily?” The river iiitiriniirt-d its
coiiteiiipt for the little foolisli st.i'eeni and
cotitiuued its course, ,(_7‘:ltIlL'l'lllg streiigtli and
pride, brcnkiiig tlirongli inoiiiitaiiis, tcai‘iiig
the rocks f oni their seats, and ct>ui'sing in a
tliotisuntl graceful 'l]'lCt1li(lCl'S tlirough llowcry
iiieatlows, until it found its way to the vast
and int-.laiic.lio'y ocean, in who.-:e lmtiiitlic.-.s
waste it lost its being like the drop of water
and the little iiiouiitaiii stream. “ Is it pos-
sible,” exclaimed the mighty river, “ that l
have been thus collecting tribtttc from half
the world, only to become notliing at last '2”
“ "I‘is tlitis with thee, oh man l--Thou
liegitiiicst in iiisignificaiicté, like the drop ot
water: thou I)L'(:tt|ll(‘.St :1 latigliitig, ltrapiiig,
brawliiig tliiiig, like the brook ;——tliou wax-
cst proiitl and great like the mighty river;
and crethou caiist say iii the vittiity ol thy
lie:trt——-“ ‘\-Vlllli an illustrious mortal am I,”
thou art lost in eternity.
‘-‘-'-- lmvc rrirt-l_v liotirt‘. of :: more 8'.-!t.'_,:'tl:‘tt'
atlvt-.iitiii'e of the kind l.l:t!ll occtiri't:tl iii the
vicinity of otir office last"wt:ek. A i.~o:'sc
attaclicd to a sleigh, without bells, took
friglit and ran down Main st. at the top of
his speed. The-i'e was but one person in
the sleigh and he had no coininancl over
the horse. Just as he was passing our of-
fice, a geiitlemriii was tleliheratcly crossiiig
the street, anti was not aware oftlie up-
[)l‘()t’lCll of the horse, neither had the slight-
est intimation of clangei',uiitil he was strtick
by the runner in such a manne.r
as instantly tlit'oiigli him into the
sleigh. The horse in the mean time dash-
ed on, witliout in the lens slacking his pace,
on account of the additional freight and
proceetling a few rod.-, brought tip with full
force agaitist a post between the street and
side-walk. Here the gentleman who had
just taken possession on such short notice,
was ejected by a process taquiilly suinm:ii'y.
The shock was so violetit. that both was
tnrowti into the air, and fell on the _g,ri'ouiid
at a distance ofsevcral feet from the sleigli.
Happily iieithcr was seriously iiijui'cd, tho’
the exposure was great. The annals of
Sl(,‘.l,Lfl]-l'l(.lll1g', it is believed, cannot futnisli
any instance of a similar pgerforrnance.-—
The situation of the person who had embar-
ked volntitarily and in the legitimate mode,
was suflicieiitly alarmed, when left to the
niercy ofa territictl and furiotis anii'i'ial.—
But what mtist have been the sensation of
the gentlemaii who. while ptirsuiiig “the
even tenor of his way,” uiisuspicious of
(l{1l'lf_1,‘t.‘l‘ was thus suddenly arrest:»d, and,
without his “own free-will and accord,”
transferretl from his standiiig on tcrra firnia
to a locomotive under rail-road speed, and
then, before lltj.‘ had time to Slll‘V(.‘_V his new
qtiai'tei's, lttii'led_ through the air with fearful
velocity and laiitllctl on the pavcniciit. Tru-
ly the man must have strong nerves whose
eqtianimity is not disturbed by such an op-
t,‘l'ttlZlt‘:)ll.--j{a7‘l:f0I‘(l Courtmf.
Annctlofcs of IIV/talin,rz.—-'I‘ltc iiumher of
Eiiglisli vcssels iii the Gr'7'ccnImz(l trade, is,
as we stated it the other day, about 90; the
whole fllltlll‘lt.‘l‘ iii the business, ‘-250. The
writer in the Nortli A meric:in——who, by the
way, is understood to be a New Bedford
gentlcniaii tliorotighly versed in his subject
-—-says the Biscayaiis of the 15th century
were t.lie first Europeans who eiigaged in
the ft.-:lier_v, and that they had over 50 ves-
sels in the I6th.
Alluding to the hazards of this business,
he states that the veteran Captaiii Scores
by, went through tweiity-ciglit voyages suc-
ccssftilly, and that he killed 498 whales,
yielding 4296 tons of oil, Valued with the
bone at about $360t),0O0. ‘V6 -'|I'c not a\Vt11'e
that. :1 parallel to this cati be shown in New
Ciigluiid. ‘
'l‘lie average leiigtli of a whale is fifty
feet, but a species called by the Greenland-
crs the Razor Back sometimes exceeds 100,
bciltg the largest of the whole tribe, though
it yields but little oil. The common whale
very seldom exceeds 60 feet, and the oil
rarely 200 barrels. Capt. Ilowlanfil 0fNe“‘
Bedford, however, before the Revolution.
took one which afibrded 212 barrels. TWO
oftliem loaded his sloop with 400 barrels,
and 4,00 p()ll3ltlS of bone.
appealed several times to the govt.-riior of
ptll'i.IClt:S with wliicli they are IIil(.'(l to such
an extent that Scoresby sriys, E:‘0,Citj0 int-ii
employed from the creation could only
iiuinber two square inilcs of tliein- Bzzstczz
lllcr. Adv.
Il’onders of 1’/zit'asop/z_I/.——'I‘lie polypus
receives new life from the hand whit-li is lit".
tcd to destroy it. _'I‘he fly ‘spider lays on
egg as large as itst-lf. Tlicrc "are 404]
muscles in a catei'pill:ii'. llook discovered
l-1,000 niii't'ors in the eyes of a drone; and
to effect the rt-spirution of a carp, 13,309
arteries, vessels, vciiis, boiics. Sec. iirc tic-
ccssaiy. The body of every spitlct' con-
tains fottr little masses, picrccd with a initi-
titutlc of imperceptilile holrs, each hole. pct‘-
tiiittiirg the passage of ti. sing-lc tlii'eat.l ; all
the tlireads, to the ainottiit; of I080 to each
iiiass,join together when they coiito nut,
and make the siiigle tlircad. with ‘t\'l!l(‘Il the
spider spins its web; so that what we -all:
:1 spidei"s tlii'ead,cotisists of niore. than 1000
uiiitcd. IAC\\’(5|illt)(.‘l(, by iiicaiis of iiiicros-.
copes, obs:-rvcd spitlci's no l‘.ig'g't*t' than at
f_ri'aiii ofsantl, which spun tlirt-.nds so tint’,
that it took four tliotisantl oftlicm to cquall
in magnitude :1 single liair. ‘
Bangor.—'I‘li’e {;‘l‘0\'Vll'l of Lowell, extra-.
orditiziry as it has been dtirizi,-_r ti: thrt-ob
years last post, is SLll'l’)ttSS('(I lay that (iftlio
inetropolies of ‘ Down East’ t;llll'lllg' the
same period. The population of Baitigor
in 1830 was something over $3,800. Six-
inoiitlis since it was fotiiidto be over 5300.
and we are ii'iformed by it l't’:-‘[)t‘CltllJlt;‘ citi-
zen of the place, that it now rated at
(3,000, wliicli iiiakcs it t:l<:::i'l_v it niotlt-i‘atc
supposition tlinttlio poptilatioii has doubled
in three years. It will scarcely be crt-ditcd
licrc—wlint we have, llO\t‘(.'V(‘l', on the best
testiinoiiy——tli:it building lots of land have
been sold in Baiigor at a tlollar or moi'e it
square foot, and in soine case as liigli its six-
ai.d even seven d‘o'.lai's. Iii lint‘, “ with-
out (li'awiii:_rn long how,” we may vcntiire
to say that the grtiwtli of I3ci’igrii' is unpar-
aillclt-tl iii the history of l‘v."cw-Iiiiqltiiid at:
least. Seven years hence it is likely to
contain I-5,’o‘l)l) iiiliabitants. ~
[Ii’i:si‘. illfexi‘. Jam‘.
The Dticlit-st; of Atlraiits relates that
wlit-ii'slic was nhoiit to pi‘occt>tl to I‘tii‘ttig;il,
to join her liushaiitl, v-rho wits the Empci'or
N;t})(il(‘()lllS l‘Cl)l'USCll[i|li‘.’() in that coii:itr_v,
{lie Empei-iii‘ gave her the followitig iiistriic-
lion: “Live ll) liariiiony with your diplo-
miitic 5:i.;1t(‘l'S; but ft-riii iiitiiiiucics with
none oftlicin; Little fciiialo l'l\’t|ll'l(.’S ciisuc;
the litisliniids iiitci'ft:i':', niirl soinctiiiics two
:t."ttes are on the point of tlvf-'-ll'0_\,’lll,'_[' each
ritli:-r. lwtrziitsta :i ccit:p—'.c of siil_ jvvzles had 21
.-‘tpialilile, or the one had :1 l‘ilt:2‘C clrgtziit hzit
than the other.
Aizcczlalis Qffite /l_gc{l.—-'l‘lie oltlcst per-
soii deceased in the United States was It ne-
grcss, aged 151), in I)t.’til‘t:S_\'lVtlllltt. The
oldest known on the (‘()ltllll('tll'. was also a
n('9_‘l‘C.%‘S of Tucti man, S. A t12(,'l’lC:~\, deceased
in ‘I630, at I75. Htiiiilitiltlt mentions a I’c~
rtiviaii Indian who died at Liinn while he
was tlicre, aged I47, after living in mar-
riage 93 yezii's with one woniziii, who at-
tained the age of I47. As old as 139, he is
said by the autliority just iinirictl to have
milked pi-city i~t»giil:ti*ly'cl or 4 lcngiies a clay.
The oldest Eiiglisliniziii ltiiowii was Jen;
kins, who died at I69, in 1670. 'le was
originally a hard t‘.'t)2‘lilllg fisherinan, and
swairi in rivers after I39, -and threshcd.
;:r:~.in at 1530. At. the age of 157, he gave
festinzony in a court ‘of jttsticc on matters
whiaii /tad occurred I-LU,-t;c.c'7's btforr. Ij‘ai‘i'_e,
who died in 1735, at I59, was a fai'rnci'.—-
He was mari'it-,d at 80, and agaiii at 120;
and we find it Sl2ll.€(.l by \i'V('l'(1(.‘5-ICI‘, in the
Memoirs of the Aniericati Aciitltstny of .‘-"\ rts
and Sc-ieiices, that he had cliil-;lt'eii by both
wives. . _ _
Perhaps the most remarl~;al=le cast: 0 SPC-
timial loiigevity iii lllt"l(lt.‘l‘tl times is statet
by Lord Bacon, who says that a census of
the tt-rriiory betwevii the rivet‘ Po, in Italy,
and the Appeiiine l\'loiiiitait'i.s, taken in the
vear 76, amlieiiticatcd the existteiice, at that
time, in that region, 124 men over he age
of I00, natnc’:y—-54 of I09, 58 of I00, 2
of 1'35, 5 of I30, 4 of I35, aiitl 3 of laill.
:-
I
Smbbiizg in C/turc/1.-——“ On last .‘3tiiitl:1y.
evenintr,” savsthe Pittslitzrg )1:iiitifacttii'ei',
ofSattii~rl;ty,7‘ a young ni:iii \viis_d:iz'igt:r-
onsly stitlibt-tl nith rt .~:pe:i'r at the Unionest
Chm.-_~li in this (;it.y, by :ino‘.hci' _\'Cltllg man,
the son of it popular pi'e:it:ltt:i', and as we
lienr, liiinselfa student of llivinity. Tlie.
cause of it was as follovsz The [_ll'CtlCll(£l‘,S,
son liad been oliservcd for a few evcaiiiigs
noting very improperly at the UIIIOIIBSCV
Cliurch, and on the cvcniiig in question,
was detected in the act of tripping fetiiales,
as they entered and tleparttd front the.
Cllt,ll'(lll. He was told of the impi'opi'ict_v
of his conduct, ulien he liecanie iiiceiisetl,
went out and boi'ro'.vetl ii spear cane———-atiti
rcttirned and inflicted a t.l:iti_;ci'oiisr: \.voiiritl_
on the side of the young: mztii whr; liatl cliitl
him for niis'ot-liaveiotir."
WE.—-I’I7c perceive that ll) 3 Governor tif
l\Iarylaiid, in his e.\'ectitive L'.;t-ssage, speaks
nfllltllsclf in the first pCl'5()n 1)/ural, using
the pronoiin 201:, as if lie, was :1 lilllg, or an
editor. _T-ruly these a_t'e levelling times, in-
deed. It belioves us,/of the press to look to
ourselves and our ttights. If every Gover-
nor of a State is t't'i assume the we, then all
0l‘CI(:‘l' is at an end, and all clisiiiictions oi.
rank and cliiality are likely to be confound.-.
ed. Our bl'I’1';tlll't."l'I oftlie editorial corps will
look to their immniiitics.— U. S. Gttzcltz.
A fticetious disciple of .!ES(:Ulfl{‘_illS told us
the other day that the pcnplw who were
prompt in their pnynieiits almost always re-.
covered from their sickness, its tlieywere
good customers, pli_vsiciaii_s could not al_l'ti1'zj
to lose them. ' ~
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